Imbiss Beirut

5 HOUSSEM SELMI - a month ago

Excellent Lebanese restaurant, we tried shawarma and shish tawook plates and the were so tasty the riz also was so delicious. The price was ok not expensive nor cheap, plates around 10 and 12 euros.

3 Ouissal Benameur - 8 months ago

We tried the Shawarma and the mixed meat plate. I didn't like the shawarma meat, it was quite chewy and dry while it's supposed to be soft and juicy. It also was too salty.
I didn't try the other dish but the grilled meat was quite burned.
The spicy potato salad was interesting and had just a paprika flavor.
The food is freshly cooked in front of you, which is pretty great but your clothes will smell afterwards since it's a very small Imbiss.
There are places to sit indoors and outdoors but it can get quite busy especially in weekends.

5 Ersoy - 2 months ago

Delicious falafel and nice owner. Unfortunately the restaurant is surrounded in is neighborhood with shisha bars but nevertheless it is worth to come and try.

2 Mashaal Veera - 2 months ago

If you want quick food then this is a good place! But if you are looking for authentic shawarma then this is not your place, chewy chicken and no flavour, and to worsen things the food was bland.

3 Ahmed Fouda - a month ago

The pace is small. The owners ere nice. I ordered “Sheesh” The chicken taste was fine but the plate was not very well presented. The put only 2 spoons of rice (very little) and the salad was placed on top of the rice so you can’t separate them. The amount is very little corresponding to the price. the price was 12€ for this plate. They don’t accept credit cards, so you have to take cash with you before you go. I front of the restaurant there is and ATM from EC.

5 StrenFormula - 2 years ago

Anything on the menu is amazing.
Never go wrong with a Lebanese food.
Breakfast, lunch and or dinner
Experience is always a 10 out of 10 regardless of what time you go.

Shout out to Colin Whitten for attending with me.
Cheers folks

5 Max Dynin - 3 months ago

A good place for a quick bite at great prices! Everything is homemade, and the falafel is the best in Stuttgart (try it with spicy potatoes). Lahem mishwi (a kind of lamb kebab) is also excellent, and Saturdays they offer kibbeh - small meat pies. The seating arrangements are rather basic, but comfy.